Design and Planning: Collaborating with clients, engineers, and designers to understand vehicle specifications, functional requirements, and aesthetic preferences. Creating detailed design plans, including structural layout, dimensions, materials selection, and component integration. Fabrication and Assembly: Fabricating vehicle body components from raw materials such as steel, aluminum, fiberglass, and composites. Using cutting, bending, welding, and machining techniques to shape and assemble body panels, frames, roofs, floors, and structural supports. Integration of Systems: Installing and integrating mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic systems within the vehicle body, such as engine mounts, suspension components, fuel tanks, and braking systems. Ensuring compatibility and functionality of integrated systems with the overall vehicle design. Customization and Modification: Customizing vehicle bodies to accommodate specific requirements such as cargo capacity, passenger seating configurations, specialized equipment installations, and accessibility features. Modifying existing vehicle bodies to meet updated safety standards, regulatory requirements, or customer preferences. Quality Control and Testing: Conducting quality inspections throughout the fabrication and assembly process to ensure structural integrity, dimensional accuracy, and adherence to design specifications. Performing functional tests and simulations to verify vehicle performance, safety features, and durability under operating conditions. Documentation and Compliance: Documenting design changes, fabrication processes, materials used, and assembly procedures for regulatory compliance and future reference. Ensuring adherence to industry standards, safety regulations, and environmental guidelines during all stages of vehicle body building.